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From Greek for "a statue larger than life", it's a statue larger than life, like the one at Rhodes |
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In German, "Ubermensch"; in reruns, George Reeves |
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In 1926, 6'4", 240 lb. Ibn-Saud became king & later unified this country |
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Anita Loos' sequel to "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" was "But Gentlemen Marry" these |
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This son of an unsuccessful cobbler was the leader of the USSR from 1929-1953 |
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The state shell of Virginia is that of this yummy mollusk |
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E. Rosenberg has a real blast in the desert melting & fusing metals into exotic shapes using these |
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"Mardi" in French, it comes weekly & is "gras" once a year |
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One result of the Napoleonic Wars was formal recognition of this nation's neutrality |
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At different times Joe Besser & Joe De Rita were members of this comedy trio |
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This cheese made from the milk of French ewes was said to be Charlemagne's favorite |
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Sculpture in which figures project from background, it's never spelled R-O-L-A-I-D-S |
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"Fred" in Norway, "mir" in Russia, & "shalom" in Israel, which could use some |
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Ency. Americana says Persian law decreed this punishment for accidentally sitting on the king's throne |
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(Video Daily Double) After catching strikes from 1946-1954, he now helps game show contestants "Strike it Rich": |
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A peat moss leaf is generally only this many cells thick |
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Clay figures baked until they are hard are called this, Italian for "cooked earth" |
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"Sinister" in Latin, it just ain't right |
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In 597, St. Augustine began converting the people of this island nation to Christianity |
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Famed for taking it off, her writing career took off with "The G-String Murders" |
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One source we have says he won '64 gold medal in boxing fighting with broken left hand; 1 says right |
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Research Associates found it was the favorite color of 51% of Nebraska residents polled |
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Highest price ever for a sculpture, $3,900,000 for a 4th century B.C. bronze, was paid by this Malibu, Calif. museum |
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"Francobollo" in Italy, you lick it & stick it |
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Perhaps the most infamous concentration camp, it was located in Poland near the city of Krakow |
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Frances H. Burnett based this "little" hero in long curls, velvet & lace on her own son, Vivian |
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Among his title roles are "Tail Gunner Joe", "Crazy Joe", "Joe" & "Joe Bash" |
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Within 5, the total number of strings on a standard modern concert harp |
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